ed previously to Elizabeth Booth who died along with their first child. F
ranklin worked for the New York Central Railroad. He had an office in N
ew York City and a home on Hinchey Road near Rochester, New York. The hou
se was still in good repair and occupied by Ellen's grandson, Harmon, in 1
977. Ellen attended many of the family reunions including the 1916 Heming
way reunion and was included in photographs taken during the day. Ellen d
ied in 1920 and was buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rochester, New York.